Sacred Sermons: A Dialogue with Krishna 🦚

[nidhicl (Dr Nidhi Sinha)]

@gunjangaur0905

C-22 feb 1967 ( hindu calendar- vikram samvat) (somehow i already knew what date she was going to say..as soon as she read the date , i got goosebumps all over my body)

Can u please explain your thought that time how u were knowing the dates and the same date she said my be u r with het or what

[nidhicl (Dr Nidhi Sinha)]

@gunjangaur0905

Bharatpur

crystal clear PLR name, age, district OMG

@gunjangaur0905

Now may be you find a calender somewhere on the wall.
C-Yes..a calender is there.

[nidhicl (Dr Nidhi Sinha)]

@gunjangaur0905

T- That’s great…it is dinner time now..allow yourself to go to your house ..see what do you see, hear or feel.

lovely transit

[nidhicl (Dr Nidhi Sinha)]

[quote=“Dr. Gunjan Gaur, post:1, topic:3894, username:gunjangaur0905”]
The client feels a strong pull toward detachment from worldly attachments (Mohamaya) and believes she could leave anyone without guilt.
[/quote] spiritual connect so that she is deteched with all worldy things

[nidhicl (Dr Nidhi Sinha)]

@gunjangaur0905

The client reports a long-standing lack of deep attachment, even toward her own child and husband

patterns are visible wonderfully depicted

[nidhicl (Dr Nidhi Sinha)]

@gunjangaur0905

phobia.

PLRT is for Phobia’s and Mania’s said by our master Dr Venu

[nidhicl (Dr Nidhi Sinha)]

@gunjangaur0905

Comprehensive Life and Emotional Profile

Beautiful way of classification thanks a lot for the idea to clasify the profile

[zodiacs12flames (Suhasini)]

@gayatri_k1

Very well written Gunjan ji. It feels so peaceful.

Literally brooo​

[zodiacs12flames (Suhasini)]

@venu

He does that, I’ve seen it. Anything material His devotees gets fascinated by will be taken away. Which helped me understand this

@venu

You shall not bow down to them or serve them, for I the LORD your God am a jealous God,
–Exodus 20:5

hahahahaha that’s sooo adorable my first time coming across such a statement

@venu

@gunjangaur0905

T- Now may be you find a calender somewhere on the wall.
C-Yes…a calender is there.

once a far-memory has been tapped, we can keep the suggestions open-ended and non-directive, non-suggestive. We could have just asked if she knew the date.

@venu

@gunjangaur0905

C-22 feb 1967 ( hindu calendar- vikram samvat) (somehow i already knew what date she was going to say…as soon as she read the date , i got goosebumps all over my body)

This is the energy overlap between a sincere PLR Therapist and client.

Low keyyy​

@venu

@gunjangaur0905

T-That’s great…Allow yourself to go to that door.

better to avoid statements which might be opinionated like “That’s great…” we can paraphrase instead.

@venu

I had goosebumps googling this, "राजस्थान के दौसा जिले में स्थित मेहंदीपुर बालाजी मंदिर हनुमान जी को समर्पित एक प्रसिद्ध मंदिर है, जो मानसिक कष्टों, बुरी आत्माओं (ghosts/spirits) और काले जादू (black magic) से मुक्ति दिलाने के लिए जाना जाता है, जहाँ लोग मानसिक और शारीरिक बीमारियों के इलाज के लिए आते हैं, खास तौर पर “प्रेत राज सरकार” और “भैरव जी” के दरबार में आत्माओं को शांत करने की प्रक्रिया होती है।

मेहंदीपुर बालाजी मंदिर हनुमान जी को समर्पित एक प्रसिद्ध मंदिर है, जो मानसिक कष्टों, बुरी आत्माओं (ghosts/spirits) और काले जादू (black magic) से मुक्ति दिलाने के लिए जाना जाता है, जहाँ लोग मानसिक और शारीरिक बीमारियों के इलाज के लिए आते हैं, खास तौर पर “प्रेत राज सरकार” और “भैरव जी” के दरबार में आत्माओं को शांत करने की प्रक्रिया होती है।"

Hahahahaha, now imagine my shock as a person who already knew of this temple and read the name and the icing on the cake was that it was a spirit of a boy who led her there​still curious why though, I wish we could have explored more about it but then that would probably be deviating from the priority task at hand​

@venu

The sequence of this should have been swapped. Resolutions should be done as much as possible in the highest state of conciseness as possible, which LBL provided in this case.

@venu

We could have assured her that we’ve made a note of this flash and will come back to it. The analgesia of LBL could have been utilised for KMF2C and then the CO and resolution would have been just perfect and then you could’ve explored the flash.

@venu

@gunjangaur0905

T-What is that you bring from that life to present life?
C-Insecurity.

the core, very well done.

@venu

see it’s that easy, no need to find a calendar to get the date, just like a map is not necessary to know the name of the place

BHahahahh​solid example sir​

@venu

@gunjangaur0905

The client sat up with a mild smile on her face.

Sastanga pranams to you for making this happen my blessed Dr. @gunjangaur0905

@venu

how much she has suffered, it was so difficult for me to even go through this case, than imagine the pain she would have been through, day in and day out. There is more tears in peoples eyes than in all the oceans put together.

@venu

@gunjangaur0905

Pain score before session(for all issues)-9/10

Pain score after session(for all issues)-0/10

Pain score after a week(follow-up)-0/10

– Too awesome.

Low keyy​

[zodiacs12flames (Suhasini)]

@ushapssk

Great session Gunjan

Indeed​

[zodiacs12flames (Suhasini)]

@gunjangaur0905

Your observations and gentle corrections have brought immense clarity and confidence.

Me too me too, hifii​

@gunjangaur0905

To be guided with such wisdom and compassion is a true blessing. Thank you venu

Low keeyy hehehehe​

[zodiacs12flames (Suhasini)]

@arumugam.vembu

Great… Wow… Definitely, this would have been a wonderful experience to the client

Low key broooo​

@arumugam.vembu

I liked the session of the Empathetic and caring Therapist.

Hahahahaha sammeee​

@arumugam.vembu

Hope one day I too get the darshan of Lord Krishna!!!

Awww​

[kobrakulsh (Supritee Kulshreshtha)]

@Gunjan…..

Such a deeply moving read.

The gentleness and patience with which you held the client through every layer of grief, guilt, abandonment and longing is commendable.

You did not rush…… instead allowed the soul to unfold in its own rhythm. N this is rare.

The recurring pattern of mother loss, emotional suppression, solitude and finally finding refuge in Krishna bhakti felt incredibly profound and emotionally real.

The moment where Sudha screamed after lifetimes of holding pain inside..… honestly gave me goosebumps.

Sometimes healing is not in understanding, but in allowing the trapped voice to come out.

And the LBL conversation with Krishna…. is simple yet so powerful. And the emotional transformation in the client seems authentic and deeply healing.

Also loved how beautifully the whirlpool dreams connected back to the unresolved memory of losing her sister.

These are the moments which remind us how the subconscious speaks in metaphors long before the conscious mind understands.

Beautifully facilitated, beautifully documented and most importantly..… deeply human.

Jai Shree Krishna.

[nidhicl (Dr Nidhi Sinha)]

@gunjangaur0905

T- Allow yourself to go closer to that calender and see what date is it?

A lovely way to collect the environment details

@gunjangaur0905

(she became silent)

[satishsinghthakur (SATISH)]

इस केस को पढ़ते हुए मुझे सबसे अधिक जो बात भीतर तक छू गई, वह अलग-अलग past-life experiences से अधिक उनके बीच बनता हुआ एक recurring thread लगा।

माँ को खोना, बहन को खोना, पति से betrayal, अकेलेपन में शांति खोजना, और फिर भी भीतर कहीं relationship और सुरक्षा की चाह—ये themes अलग-अलग lifetimes में अलग रूपों में सामने आते हैं। मेरे लिए सबसे interesting बात यह थी कि client की detachment की इच्छा और abandonment का fear एक-दूसरे के बिल्कुल opposite होते हुए भी साथ-साथ चलते दिखाई देते हैं।

इसी संदर्भ में whirlpool का बार-बार आना मुझे बहुत thought-provoking लगा। एक lifetime में बहन की मृत्यु river के whirlpools से जुड़ती है और present life में भी whirlpool dreams आते हैं। इसे past-life causality मान लेना मेरे लिए जल्दबाजी होगी, लेकिन एक recurring image के रूप में यह case के broader emotional material से जरूर resonate करता है—जैसे कोई व्यक्ति बार-बार किसी emotional current में खिंचता है और फिर उससे बाहर निकलने के लिए detachment खोजता है।

Mehndipur Balaji का प्रसंग भी मेरे लिए interesting था। माँ की मृत्यु के बाद अचानक मंदिर का अनुभव सामने आता है, और client उसे Mehndipur Balaji के रूप में पहचानती है। बाद में पूरे case में spirituality और devotion increasingly prominent होते जाते हैं। मुझे यह progression—loss → sacred space → search for meaning → devotion—काफी महत्वपूर्ण लगी। मैं इसे किसी निश्चित spiritual explanation के रूप में नहीं, बल्कि regression narrative के भीतर उभरती हुई एक meaningful sequence के रूप में देखूँगा।

एक और चीज जिसने मुझे रोका, वह थी तीसरे session में Krishna के साथ client का संवाद। वहाँ regression केवल घटनाओं को देखने से आगे बढ़कर meaning-making में बदल जाता है। Client अपने losses, miscarriages, relationships और whirlpool dreams को एक larger spiritual framework में समझने लगती है।

मेरे लिए यहाँ सबसे महत्वपूर्ण प्रश्न यह नहीं है कि इन experiences की objective reality क्या थी, बल्कि यह है कि इनसे client ने कौन-सा meaning बनाया और वह meaning उसके वर्तमान जीवन में क्या परिवर्तन लाता है।

और शायद इसी वजह से इस case का सबसे सुंदर paradox मुझे यही लगा:

वह संसार से detachment चाहती है, लेकिन शायद deeper journey उसे यह समझने की ओर ले जा रही है कि attachment से मुक्त होना और प्रेम से मुक्त होना एक ही बात नहीं है।

मुझे यह भी meaningful लगा कि उसके सभी प्रश्नों के उत्तर नहीं मिले—विशेषकर अपनी daughter के साथ future relationship का प्रश्न खुला रह गया। शायद हर therapeutic journey का उद्देश्य हर प्रश्न का उत्तर देना नहीं होता। कभी-कभी एक meaningful experience कुछ पुराने प्रश्नों को शांत करता है और कुछ नए प्रश्नों को अधिक consciously जीने के लिए छोड़ देता है।

मेरे लिए इस case का deeper learning शायद यही है:

Experience → Meaning → Integration → Observation.

और शायद regression की वास्तविक therapeutic value को समझने के लिए अगला महत्वपूर्ण हिस्सा यही होगा कि समय के साथ client के relationships, attachment, sense of security और inner state में क्या बदलता है।

[sreelethagpillai (SREELETHA N G)]

@venu

I’ve witnessed something of this sort in Chotinakara, Kerala.

Thank you so much for sharing this! @venu Ji As someone from Kerala, reading about your experience at Chottanikkara Devi Temple instantly resonates.

The powerful spiritual atmosphere you witnessed is especially felt at the Keezhkkavu Bhagavathy Temple (the lower temple), which is world-renowned for its profound healing rituals and exorcism of negative energies. The intense evening Guruthi ritual performed there—with its chants, flickering lights, and specialized offerings—is deeply transformative and carries a distinct, powerful energy similar to what is experienced at powerful spiritual centers like Mehndipur Balaji. It is truly amazing how these ancient sacred spaces help release heavy burdens and restore inner peace!

[sreelethagpillai (SREELETHA N G)]

It is fascinating how the recurring dreams of whirlpools were finally decoded and linked to the tragic past-life drowning of her sister, Rani. Tracing the repeating patterns of losing her mother and facing relationship challenges across multiple lifetimes provided Pooja with immense clarity and closure. The deeply spiritual LBL phase—where she received divine answers directly from Lord Krishna, understood the karmic lessons behind her miscarriages, and released the heavy rock of guilt and grief from her chest—is truly awesome. Bringing her pain level down from a 9 to a complete 0, along with the wonderful follow-up relief, makes this a remarkable journey of emotional liberation and divine grace!